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Re: Messed up Radiator Mount on H, how to fix it..
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Posted by Scott Rong on May 18, 2006 at 07:09:14 from (12.216.131.32):
In Reply to: Re: Messed up Radiator Mount on H, how to fix it.. posted by Michael Soldan on May 13, 2006 at 06:53:01:
Hi Guys, well I fixed the radiator myself. After giving myself a good pep talk, and also spending a whole day cleaning and preping the site to work on, I was able to complete the fix, and its nice and solid. So the radiator is going to last me a few more years! I may down the road buy a new radiator when I do a complete frame off restore on the old girl, but for now this is going to work just fine for me. Thanks for all the encouragement, and helpful suggestions on getting this radiator fixed. Now I can use the money I would have spent on the radiator to buy some more parts, its always something....Scott.
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